This one

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/vie...id=19299356509

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It would be good to get some comparison stats at 50%.
I've been using the phone mainly for draw something (which is a bit of a battery hogger), xda app, browsing and a few texts.


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Unfortunately price these batteries are climbing up From 9,7 pounds, before 3-4 days, to 14,7 pounds now... So pitty

Reference : Click on "Sold" number...

Going to bed and charging now but I'm down to 17% with 5hrs screen on time, I'll try to upload the screen shots tomorrow, wrong file extension or something

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Originally Posted by CyberGhos

However the test was done, I can't believe it will be better than stock batteries. Think about it. The knockoff manufactures don't have better technology than legit companies such as Samsung. How could they stuff that much capacity in that size while Samsung can't? The capacity label is absolutely not true (just a blown up number). If it turn out to be better than your stock battery, your stock may be fake or used. Not trying to offense anybody but just my 2 cents.

In a samsung battery there will be overcurrent protectiion circuits, electrical shiielding, temp monitoring circuits, etc etc

In the chiinese ones, there wont be any of that, it will just be a battery - so in the same size they can fit more capacity as they dont need to add the extra safety stuff

Just for the record, all our stock batteries are also made in China or Malaysia Diffrence between one with Samsung logo and the one without it is in QC. Everything is made in China these days so don't fool yourself with "I don't buy aftermarket stuff".

If some of you has a decent voltmeter, please charge the battery to full and then try to get exact measure of it's capacity.

Samsung won't give you more battery even though they could because that would means cutting into their profits and their corporate beans counter will not be happy

If you buy a battery that is claimed to be 3000mAh and costs 15 bucks, you are being screwed. Badly.

Originally Posted by jusutus

If you buy a battery that is claimed to be 3000mAh and costs 15 bucks, you are being screwed. Badly.

not really 15 bux isn't that bad as supposed to 30-40-50-etc. I'd rather try it out and at the end of the day if it doesn't claim to be the battery it is I still have a spare. It's a win win situation.

Originally Posted by jusutus

If you buy a battery that is claimed to be 3000mAh and costs 15 bucks, you are being screwed. Badly.

What are you basing this on? If you're being out on "cheap Chinese after market" idea, your wrong. Badly.

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